Computer Architecture Discussion Group Schedule

Meeting in room ECERF w2-020

2007f:
order is randomly assigned

Discussion Tues Oct 23, 9:35am
Xingjian Liang
Stephen Holmes

Discussion Tues Oct 25, 9:35am
Angela Clay
Jun Fang Lia
Wei Zhou

Project Dec 4, 9:35am
Project instructions
Wei Zhou
Jun Fang Lia
Angela Clay
Stephen Holmes
Xingjian Liang

The purpose of this discussion group is to follow interesting work and trends in computer architecture.  Members of the university are invited to attend the whole series, or just the papers that catch your imagination.  This discussion group is held in conjunction with ECE 510 Computer Architecture.
http://www.ece.ualberta.ca/~elliott/ee510/

Discussion leaders will make an informal 15-20 minute presentation of the main work in a paper, including approximately 5 minutes of critical analysis.  Finally, everyone will jump in with questions and their thoughts on the paper.  

People are also welcome to use this forum to get feedback on their presentations prior to conferences.

Please let me know if you'd like to be added to the mailing list or schedule a slot as discussion leader.

Here are some useful resources for looking up papers (IEEE and ACM subscriptions must be accessed from a campus IP address, or through a proxy server):
IEEE Xplore http://ieeexplore.ieee.org
  including IEEE Micro
ACM http://portal.acm.org/
   including International Conference on Computer Architecture, Conference on High Performance Networking and Computing
UofA Library ECE, CS

To post a paper (PDF paper 4 days prior to presentation please):
login to an ECE department machine
% cd ~elliott/www/ece510/seminars/2007f
% umask 022 
% ls
% cd your seminar date
Copy a PDF of the paper and your presentation slides for all to view (verify that all are readable by accessing them on the web) .
Email the date, time, room, web location of paper and the paper title & abstract to the discussion group email list.
I will make a copy of any PDF or PPT slides left by presenters in these directories before 7am and bring them on my laptop.  You may also bring your own laptop, a USB memory key or use the whiteboard.

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author: Duncan Elliott